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SteelSeries has always been known for their impressive gear aimed at gamers. The SteelSeries 7H headphones is aimed at Pro Gamers (or at least gamers who take their gaming very seriously). The headphones come at a definite premium but are they really w...
Superior Gaming Performance; Very Good for Movies & Music Too; Keeps Out Noise Well; Good Build Quality...
Very Expensive; Ultra-long Cable Can Be Unweildy...
The SteelSeries 7H is a pair of headphones with gaming as its primary focus and will certainly meet your needs (and probably exceed them) if you are buying them for that purpose. It handles music and movies well too but for its price, I would recommend th...
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SteelSeries has always been known for their impressive gear aimed at gamers. The SteelSeries 7H headphones is aimed at Pro Gamers (or at least gamers who take their gaming very seriously). The headphones come at a definite premium but are they really w...
The SteelSeries 7H is a pair of headphones with gaming as its primary focus and will certainly meet your needs (and probably exceed them) if you are buying them for that purpose. It handles music and movies well too but for its price, I would recommend...
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Today, we have the SteelSeries 7H Headset to review. It boasts a pull out microphone, is travel friendly (by being able to dismantle into 4 pieces), features rich clean sound and has interchangeable ear cushions. Let’s take a closer look at the 7H.Su...
Superior Build Quality / Sound Quality, Flexible / Durable, Comfortable, Can be split into 4 sections to allow for travelling...
Price could be seen as being slightly too expensive...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:01:21
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For anyone who wants to bypass their computer's sound card (for an identical audio output on any PC or to avoid using a poor-quality sound card, for example), SteelSeries also sells a USB version of the 7H. It's effectively the same pair of headphones...
Sturdy, robust design, Goodquality microphone, can be positioned with precision...
Comfort is definitely debatable, Sound output not necessarily wellsuited to gaming, Poorquality remote control...
We found the 7H disappointing. It's not that it's a bad headset—it's still decent enough—but its higher price compared with other models in the range isn't justified as far as we're concerned...
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vortez.net Updated:
2011-09-24 19:01:21
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£89SteelSeries are ambassadors amongst the gaming elite, not only do they focus on gaming mice, keyboards and pads but they also have a rich product-line in the audio field. In the past we have had the pleasure of dealing with the Siberia series of he...
Since we began reviewing SteelSeries products, I have always held their solutions in high regard. I particularly like the way they style their products - they aren't always loud and boastful. But they serve a purpose. Functionality is always a key asp...
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Here I am again, in the very happy position of a man reviewing a Steelseries headset. This time the 7H. Building on the very well received 5H, this headset answers the question I asked myself once (I did, honest). What would happen if you crossed the...
Great looking, great sounding. Good all round value.
Connection between he lead and the headset is worryingly weak.
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Over the past few months KitGuru has looked at a number of SteelSeries’ gaming products from the t to the more understated . We feel they are some of the best gaming peripherals on the market, combining top-notch quality with awesome performance, s...
A fantastic product for LAN gamers and a good option for those looking for a high-quality gaming headset...
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techradar.com Updated:
2013-09-07 02:05:59
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Steelseries has outdone itself. The manufacturer known for its hardcore PC products is readying the H Wireless headset, a 7.1 system that fully embraces the living room. It boasts a 30-foot range and compatibility for all existing consoles, as well as PC...
PlayStation 4 compatible, Crisp, clear 7.1 sound, Elegant interface and OLED display, Two rechargeable batteries included, Base station serves as charger...
Xbox One support is unclear, Low on bass, Volume seemed underpowered...
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SteelSeries are not a company who stand still and even back in March when we attended CeBIT they were starting to show their next model to select members of the press. From our brief demo of the headset that day we were impressed and couldn't wait for...
Over the past few months we have had the privilege of being able to use some of the best gaming audio products that are available on the market so the SteelSeries 7H had a tough battle on its hands to meet or exceed our recent experiences.In terms of...
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Headsets allow you to enjoy different types of media without forcing those around you to listen along, and make it easy to communicatie with your teammates while playing a computer game. Headsets can be pretty pricey, but you don't necessarily have to s...
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SteelSeries has been in gaming industry for years and Craving Tech has been reviewing their gaming mouse and keyboards for a while now (Ikari Laser, Xai, 6Gv2, and Shift). Their Siberia V2 headset is so popular that I’ve heard about it almost everywhe...
All around headset: playing games, listening to music, watching movies, VOIP calls, etc, Sleek looking in black, match perfectly with SteelSeries keyboards or mouse, Comfortable, Compact to store, Loud deep bass, Choice between using its USB onboard audio or your own, Choice of 2 different ear pads, Detachable headsets, Detachable extension cords, Microphone can be hidden if not used...
No carrying case included, Not wireless but you don’t have to worry about replacing batteries or recharging it...
The SteelSeries 7H USB is a gaming headset that has it all (apart from being wireless and the not-included travel case): sleek looking, superb sound quality, comfortable to wear, 7.1 surround sound with built-in audio card, and so much more that you ca...
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Part Number : 61051SS Warranty : 1 YearFull Specifications : (Taken from Manufacturer's website)HeadphonesMicrophoneSoundcardVideo Review :...
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When I first heard about the Steelseries range I thought it was the next level of pirating. All of you dodgy pirates forming a group to download as much TV series as possible, disturbing stuff. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it had nothing to...
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SteelSeries has always been known for their impressive gear aimed at gamers. The SteelSeries 7H headphones is aimed at Pro Gamers (or at least gamers who take their gaming very seriously). The headphones come at a definite premium but are they really w...
Superior Gaming Performance, Very Good for Movies & Music Too, Keeps Out Noise Well, Good Build Quality...
Very Expensive, Ultralong Cable Can Be Unweildy...
The SteelSeries 7H is a pair of premium-priced headphones aimed majorly at hardcore gamers...
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SteelSeries is not a new name in the world of high-end gaming gear. In fact, their heritage stretches back to the early days of Counter-Strike when they made actual mouse pads made of… you guessed it… steel! Ah, those were the days, hard...
The SteelSeries 7H represents the pinnacle of gaming headset and headphone design. They are high quality, reasonably comfortable, feature-rich and perform beautifully. During the audio tests, the 7H was a little lacking in its ability to produce lows...
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Short version: SteelSeries makes great keyboards and mice, but headphones have always been a weakness of theirs. The 7H isn’t bad, really, but considering what’s out there for the same price or less, it’s a hard set to recommend.Features: 50mm drivers...
Although the sound of these headphones is perfectly good, I just don’t enjoy wearing them — as opposed to the cheaper and lighter Razer Carcharias and Nox Specialist headsets, which are both light and comfortable and produce good sound. Sorry, SteelSe...
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Steel Series has stuck with the 5H as their flagship headset for some time now so it was kind of a surprise when they announced the 7H a few months ago. Not wasting any time I made it known multiple times that I was very interested to take a look at th...
I was excited to see what Steel Series had to offer with its new 7H and I was not disappointed. I did have a few issues; first was with fit because of the large size of my head. I also had some issues with the microphone switch. But those issues are no...
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toptenreviews.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:01:21
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SteelSeries is a well-known name in the world of gaming peripherals. They are a major contributor in most large video game conferences. Their gear is made specifically with gamers in mind and has been used by many pro gamers. The SteelSeries 7H is curr...
This headset outputs a broad range of clear and precise tones...
The headset does not come with a driver disc.
SteelSeries specializes in gaming gear, not audio, but their audio quality is what carried this headset for us...
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rwlabs.com Updated:
2013-09-07 02:06:27
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Finding a headphone set with good audio quality has become quite easier but also quite more complicated over the years. You see 5-10 years ago we only had just a handful of PC oriented headphone sets promising virtual 3D Surround sound but now w...
Build Quality, Audio Quality, Positional Audio, Cushion Selection, 3m Cable, Flexible/Retractable UniDirectional Microphone, Dismantling Feature...
Price (For Some), USB Soundcard Could Be Better, Bulky Look...
The 7H USB may be somewhat more bulky and less elegant than their predecessors but quality-wise they are quite better and can easily go up against the best gaming oriented headphones in the market today. Audio-Wise things are not as easy since...
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SteelSeries has been in gaming industry for years and Craving Tech has been reviewing their gaming mouse and keyboards for a while now (Ikari Laser, Xai, 6Gv2, and Shift). Their Siberia V2 headset is so popular that I’ve heard about it almost everywhe...
All around headset: playing games, listening to music, watching movies, VOIP calls, etc, Sleek looking in black, match perfectly with SteelSeries keyboards or mouse, Comfortable, Compact to store, Loud deep bass, Choice between using its USB onboard audio or your own, Choice of 2 different ear pads, Detachable headsets, Detachable extension cords, Microphone can be hidden if not used...
No carrying case included, Not wireless but you don’t have to worry about replacing batteries or recharging it...
The SteelSeries 7H USB is a gaming headset that has it all (apart from being wireless and the not-included travel case): sleek looking, superb sound quality, comfortable to wear, 7.1 surround sound with built-in audio card, and so much more that you ca...
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overclockershq.com Updated:
2013-09-07 02:06:43
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Next >Steelseries Siberia V2 Pro Gaming Headset Review Summer is here and there is lots to do out there, people are camping relaxing by the beach and playing sports, well that is what it was like in June and July at least now, not so much. Why? Wel...
Sound Quality, Mic Quality, Virtual 7.1, Price, Movable Mic, Comfortable, 12 Channel Equalizer...
Liked the V2's for Music a Little More...
Overall the SteelSeries 7H USB Headset killed it. They produced quality sound throughout every test and the mic (although quiet compared to a powered mic) was clear and picked up voice fairly impressively while canceling out room noise. The 7H is by f...
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The 7H has some shining moments and some dark spots, but at the end of the day, we have to ask: Why? For us, there isn’t any noticeable positive difference between...
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SteelSeries is a well-known brand when it comes to professional gaming. Their lineup of high-end gaming peripherals constitute of Keyboards, Mice, Mouse Pads, Headphones, and even glasses. Today we're looking at a gaming headset that is unfortunately the...
ProsGreat craftsmanshipGood quality materialVery Comfortable fitInterchangeable ear-cushionsRetractable microphoneBreaks into parts good thing when you are travelingConsVolume could be louderBass could be deeperAdvertisementShare on Facebook Share on Twit...
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